Quote from Alex Dovlatov on March 18, 2026, 13:29
Hello
Thank you for the kind words, and for the caching notes — that is very useful information for other users!
This "Product" prefix comes from WooCommerce itself — when product attributes are registered in WooCommerce (e.g. "Color", "Size"), WooCommerce automatically adds the word "Product" to their labels ("Product Color", "Product Size"). This is standard WooCommerce behaviour and is not related to the filter plugin.
Regarding removing the word "Product" from the filter titles, there are two options:
1) Quick fix for all attributes at once — add this snippet to your theme's functions.php or via a snippet plugin:
add_filter('woocommerce_attribute_label', function($label, $name, $product) {
return str_replace('Product ', '', $label);
}, 10, 3);This removes "Product " globally from all attribute labels across the entire site.
2) Per-filter control — go to Products Filter → Settings → Taxonomies. Next to each filter you will see a "Custom label" field. Simply type the name you want (e.g. "Color" instead of "Product Color") and save. This gives you full control over each label individually.
Choose whichever works best for your setup!
Hello
Thank you for the kind words, and for the caching notes — that is very useful information for other users!
This"Product" prefix comes from WooCommerce itself — when product attributes are registered in WooCommerce (e.g."Color","Size"), WooCommerce automatically adds the word"Product" to their labels ("Product Color","Product Size"). This is standard WooCommerce behaviour and is not related to the filter plugin.
Regarding removing the word"Product" from the filter titles, there are two options:
1) Quick fix for all attributes at once — add this snippet to your theme's functions.php or via a snippet plugin:
add_filter('woocommerce_attribute_label', function($label, $name, $product) {
return str_replace('Product ', '', $label);
}, 10, 3);This removes"Product" globally from all attribute labels across the entire site.
2) Per-filter control — go to Products Filter → Settings → Taxonomies. Next to each filter you will see a"Custom label" field. Simply type the name you want (e.g."Color" instead of"Product Color") and save. This gives you full control over each label individually.
Choose whichever works best for your setup!